milky eyes in my python

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Originally Posted by Karma

might have retained eyecaps

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retained eye caps are clear not milky.

-adam

How true Adam.. geez I didn't even notice that. *sigh*

ok i will but how do i do that?do i just take a pic of her and download it.or how do i do that?and to get it here

learn something new everyday :)

my bad.

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Originally Posted by diamond1

ok i will but how do i do that?do i just take a pic of her and download it.or how do i do that?and to get it here

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Read this:
http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=18760

once the picture is on your computer, click on 'gallery' on the upper left panel on the site here. From there click 'upload' on the top panel of that page. From there upload your picture.

Once it's on the site here, right click on the picture and 'copy image address' post it here. You do that by typing [ img ] (paste the image address here) [ /img ] (just take out the spaces in the []s)

alternately just put the link to the pic in your gallery.

lol karma thank you.yea we do all learn something everyday..

ok im going to try that i may have to get my genious daughter to do it for me lol

shes 12 and she knows more about this stuff than me..thats bad.

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Originally Posted by Karma

learn something new everyday :)

my bad.

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No problem ... nothing wrong with trying to be helpful ... although, if you're posting a "guess", it's probably a good idea to let other readers know that you're just guessing so that they don't take an action based on your "guess" that could work out badly for them or their animal.

I hope that doesn't come across as harsh, I certainly don't intend it to be ... I'm still new to this whole "kinder gentler" Adam cr@p ... :twisted:

:P :D :imslow:

-adam

I know you're not trying to be rude. It's all good. I just figured that when a herp goes into shed its eyes get cloudy and if they dont shed the caps then it would just stay cloudy? However I was wrong :D